Age 63, wife of L B Lyday
Mrs. Louis Benton (Annette Lauck) Lyday Newton Journal, Newton, Ia 1-Aug-1900
Yesterday morning, there arrived in Newton a casket containing the body of Mrs. L. B. Lyday, she having
died at her home in Ft. Worth, Tx,
after a seven week illness from Brights' disease.
The body was accompanied here by the husband and only child of the deceased Mr Lyday and Mamie Lyday Smith. (daughter)
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Lyday, and the body afterwards tenderly laid to rest in the silent city upon the hill.
Annette Lauck was born in Bucyrus, Ohio, sixty three years ago.
There her girlhood was passed, and in the same city , in the year 1859, she plighted her marriage vows with Mr. Louis Benton Lyday.
In 1867, she and her husband came to Newton arriving here on the very first passenger train that ever reached Newton and the terminus of the road was also Newton, at the time.
They lived in Newton seven years, but since that time they have lived at several places; Kellogg, Monroe, Beatrice, Nebraska, Houston. Texas, Chicago, Illinois and for the past years they have lived in Ft Worth, Tx, with their daughter and husband To them were given four children, but none are living except Mamie, now the wife of Mr. Ralph Smith. Mrs. Lyday was a sister of Mrs. Andrew Failor and a cousin of the Failor family.
Of a lovable, cultured nature, and a heart devoted to her home and family and kindred, she endeared herself to them all, and her going away brings sorrow to many who knew her in our midst. The long struggle for a life came to and end last Saturday afternoon, and it was decided to take her to be buried up in the Northland, where a number of her kindred already sleep, and near the town where many of her beloved kinsman live. The sympathy of all is felt for the strickin husband and daughter. May the dear lord console and help them,in this dark hour.
Mrs. Louis Benton (Annette Lauck) Lyday Newton Journal, Newton, Ia 1-Aug-1900
Yesterday morning, there arrived in Newton a casket containing the body of Mrs. L. B. Lyday, she having
died at her home in Ft. Worth, Tx,
after a seven week illness from Brights' disease.
The body was accompanied here by the husband and only child of the deceased Mr Lyday and Mamie Lyday Smith. (daughter)
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Lyday, and the body afterwards tenderly laid to rest in the silent city upon the hill.
Annette Lauck was born in Bucyrus, Ohio, sixty three years ago.
There her girlhood was passed, and in the same city , in the year 1859, she plighted her marriage vows with Mr. Louis Benton Lyday.
In 1867, she and her husband came to Newton arriving here on the very first passenger train that ever reached Newton and the terminus of the road was also Newton, at the time.
They lived in Newton seven years, but since that time they have lived at several places; Kellogg, Monroe, Beatrice, Nebraska, Houston. Texas, Chicago, Illinois and for the past years they have lived in Ft Worth, Tx, with their daughter and husband To them were given four children, but none are living except Mamie, now the wife of Mr. Ralph Smith. Mrs. Lyday was a sister of Mrs. Andrew Failor and a cousin of the Failor family.
Of a lovable, cultured nature, and a heart devoted to her home and family and kindred, she endeared herself to them all, and her going away brings sorrow to many who knew her in our midst. The long struggle for a life came to and end last Saturday afternoon, and it was decided to take her to be buried up in the Northland, where a number of her kindred already sleep, and near the town where many of her beloved kinsman live. The sympathy of all is felt for the strickin husband and daughter. May the dear lord console and help them,in this dark hour.
Age 63, wife of L B Lyday
Mrs. Louis Benton (Annette Lauck) Lyday Newton Journal, Newton, Ia 1-Aug-1900
Yesterday morning, there arrived in Newton a casket containing the body of Mrs. L. B. Lyday, she having
died at her home in Ft. Worth, Tx,
after a seven week illness from Brights' disease.
The body was accompanied here by the husband and only child of the deceased Mr Lyday and Mamie Lyday Smith. (daughter)
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Lyday, and the body afterwards tenderly laid to rest in the silent city upon the hill.
Annette Lauck was born in Bucyrus, Ohio, sixty three years ago.
There her girlhood was passed, and in the same city , in the year 1859, she plighted her marriage vows with Mr. Louis Benton Lyday.
In 1867, she and her husband came to Newton arriving here on the very first passenger train that ever reached Newton and the terminus of the road was also Newton, at the time.
They lived in Newton seven years, but since that time they have lived at several places; Kellogg, Monroe, Beatrice, Nebraska, Houston. Texas, Chicago, Illinois and for the past years they have lived in Ft Worth, Tx, with their daughter and husband To them were given four children, but none are living except Mamie, now the wife of Mr. Ralph Smith. Mrs. Lyday was a sister of Mrs. Andrew Failor and a cousin of the Failor family.
Of a lovable, cultured nature, and a heart devoted to her home and family and kindred, she endeared herself to them all, and her going away brings sorrow to many who knew her in our midst. The long struggle for a life came to and end last Saturday afternoon, and it was decided to take her to be buried up in the Northland, where a number of her kindred already sleep, and near the town where many of her beloved kinsman live. The sympathy of all is felt for the strickin husband and daughter. May the dear lord console and help them,in this dark hour.
Mrs. Louis Benton (Annette Lauck) Lyday Newton Journal, Newton, Ia 1-Aug-1900
Yesterday morning, there arrived in Newton a casket containing the body of Mrs. L. B. Lyday, she having
died at her home in Ft. Worth, Tx,
after a seven week illness from Brights' disease.
The body was accompanied here by the husband and only child of the deceased Mr Lyday and Mamie Lyday Smith. (daughter)
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Mary Lyday, and the body afterwards tenderly laid to rest in the silent city upon the hill.
Annette Lauck was born in Bucyrus, Ohio, sixty three years ago.
There her girlhood was passed, and in the same city , in the year 1859, she plighted her marriage vows with Mr. Louis Benton Lyday.
In 1867, she and her husband came to Newton arriving here on the very first passenger train that ever reached Newton and the terminus of the road was also Newton, at the time.
They lived in Newton seven years, but since that time they have lived at several places; Kellogg, Monroe, Beatrice, Nebraska, Houston. Texas, Chicago, Illinois and for the past years they have lived in Ft Worth, Tx, with their daughter and husband To them were given four children, but none are living except Mamie, now the wife of Mr. Ralph Smith. Mrs. Lyday was a sister of Mrs. Andrew Failor and a cousin of the Failor family.
Of a lovable, cultured nature, and a heart devoted to her home and family and kindred, she endeared herself to them all, and her going away brings sorrow to many who knew her in our midst. The long struggle for a life came to and end last Saturday afternoon, and it was decided to take her to be buried up in the Northland, where a number of her kindred already sleep, and near the town where many of her beloved kinsman live. The sympathy of all is felt for the strickin husband and daughter. May the dear lord console and help them,in this dark hour.
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